only3 speakers working

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i just upgraded my computer with a new motherboard Asus A8N- SLI
the sound card is built in a Realtek AC97 7-1.My speakers are 4-1 from
creative.all 4 work fine if i move them to differnt contacts. My problem is
that im only getting sound from the rear speakers and the front left speaker
when they are conected to the front and rear connecters . the speaker
settings seem to be correct. can anybody help or have the same problem ?
 
i just upgraded my computer with a new motherboard Asus A8N- SLI
the sound card is built in a Realtek AC97 7-1.My speakers are 4-1 from
creative.all 4 work fine if i move them to differnt contacts. My problem is
that im only getting sound from the rear speakers and the front left speaker
when they are conected to the front and rear connecters . the speaker
settings seem to be correct. can anybody help or have the same problem ?
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Are you able to test these speakers on a different PC? Can you also connect
these speakers to a radio's 1/8 inch jack? You need to check to see if the
front right speaker cable is not crimped/cut/broken?

How is the sub-woofer working (the .1 in the 4.1 speaker set up?)

The 4.1 speakers are

2 front speakers (left / roght)
2 rear speakers (left / right)

1 sub-woofer (the .1 of the system)
 
the speakers are connected directly to the sub-woofer and if i switch the
front-left speaker with the front-right speaker i get sound in the
front-right but no sound in the front-left speaker. the sub-woofer does not
have its own connection to the soundcard but shares with the speakers.if i
change the settings to 8.1 or 7.1 and connect the front speakers cable to the
side speaker connection i get sound from both speakers .so the speakers and
cables work fine
 
I'm having the same problem. At first, I had no sound on the front
speakers, then I found out you have to jumper the connectors right
behind the jacks on the motherboard so it didn't think it had
headphones attached. When I finished that, I had no sound from the
front right speaker, so I went the the sound board and turned the
balance all the way to the right. This is where it gets weird. I
actually have a little bit of sound coming from the right front
speaker. You have to put your ear on it but it is there. Now where do
I go from here? Did I maybe jumper the wrong pins?
 
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